Sentence examples for secure sense of from inspiring English sources

As for any secure sense of identity, forget about it.

Tells about some recent studies that indicate that toddlers have a less secure sense of solid objects than babies do… Discusses the influence of Eleanor Gibson on Spelke.

It's true, the upper and working classes have a lot in common - a secure sense of who they are, an appetite for stodgy food and English tradition.

What had been missing was some halfway secure sense of my own identity, a sense achieved in solitude by putting first-person words on a page.

While Litchfield County continues losing farms, farmers here see a flicker of hope in the growing interest, by those alarmed by reports of tainted food, in having their produce locally grown so they can have a more secure sense of what went into the growing.

When we create bonds of caring with others, those bonds build our secure sense of self.

She is over 50, a long-time blood donor, financially secure, with a strong sense of civic duty.

The public generally wants to see bad things happen to John Edwards, to secure the sense of cosmic justice; the Justice Department has a strong interest in delivering a few more blows.

But with the nation warring, the pressure to make peace with a place, or to secure a sense of safety, seems greater than ever.

The parties in the original position will then aim to choose principles that best secure the sense of self-respect.

The parties in the original position should then choose the principles of justice over utilitarianism and other teleological views both to secure their sense of self-respect, and to procure the same for others, thereby guaranteeing greater overall stability.